The document discusses the evolution of e-government from version 1.0 to the potential of version 2.0. Key aspects of e-government 2.0 include greater use of social media, an emphasis on transparency, collaboration between government and citizens, and opening up data and processes to enable innovation. Realizing e-government 2.0 could lead to more openness, transparency and trust as well as new services developed by society through analyzing and visualizing publicly available data. However, there are also risks and challenges to implementing e-government 2.0 such as a lack of political will, legal and technical uncertainties, and resistance to loss of control.

1. E-Government 2.0 – Hype oder (R)Evolution ?

2. E-Gov Zeitreise 29/04/10 29/04/10 29/04/10 1.0 E-Register (Grundbuch …) 1.2 + Web-Auftritte (Sites ...) 1.4 + Portale & eID (HELP, Bürgerkarte …) 1.6 + Interner Workflow (ELAK, SAP …) 1.8 + Applikationen (FinanzOnline …) 1.9 + Personalisierung (MyHelp, USP …) 2.0 +??? © Karner, Hoffmann, Parycek

3. 29/04/10 society

4. 29/04/10 Internet & Soziale Medien ( Verbreitung ↔ Nutzung) #1

5. 29/04/10 Net Generation #2

6. 29/04/10 TOOLS #3

7. 29/04/10 Echtzeitweb #4

8. 29/04/10 Transparenz #5

9. 29/04/10 Zusammenarbeit #6

10. 29/04/10 #7 „ 5. Gewalt“ im Staat

11. 29/04/10  Gutenberg! Internet & Soziale Medien #1 Net-Generation #2 Tools #3 Soziales Echtzeitweb #4 Transparenz #5 Zusammenarbeit #6 „ 5. Gewalt“ im Staat #7

12. 29/04/10 policy

14. 29/04/10 Malmö eGovernment Declaration „ Citizens and businesses are empowered by eGovernment services designed around users needs and developed in collaboration with third parties, as well as by increased access to public information, strengthened transparency and effective means for involvement of stakeholders in the policy process .“

15. 29/04/10 Gordon Brown – „ Britain's Digital Future“

16. 29/04/10 How to administration ?

17. 29/04/10 Zuhören

18. 29/04/10 Intern nutzen & Kultur anpassen

19. 29/04/10 Extern nutzen& Kommunikation anpassen

20. 29/04/10 Rohdaten anbieten

21. 29/04/10 Informationen anbieten

25. 29/04/10 Open Gov & eGov2.0 führt zu …

26. 29/04/10 frei verfügbare Daten & Informationen Offenheit  Transparenz  Vertrauen Innovation

27. 29/04/10 Gesellschaft wertet aus & visualisiert

28. 29/04/10 Gesellschaft entwickelt Services

29. 29/04/10 Hürden

30. Fehlendes Vertrauen? 29/04/10

31. Unbekannte rechtliche, technische & organisatorische Risiken 29/04/10

32. 29/04/10 drohender Macht - & Kontrollverlust führt zu internem & externem Widerstand

33. 29/04/10 Finanzierbarkeit?

34. 29/04/10 In Ö fehlende politische Entscheidung

36. Dr. Peter Parycek, MSc Zentrum für E-Government, Donau-Universität Krems [email_address] +43 2732 893-2312 http://www.donau-uni.ac.at/egov http://linkedin.com/parycek http://www.slideshare.net/parycek http://twitter.com/parycek 29/04/10 29/04/10 DANKE für Ihre Aufmerksamkeit!

40. 29/04/10 http://digitalgovernment.wordpress.com /